⇒ Angielski

"others" w języku angielskim:

	Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna]	Polskie tłumaczenie
	others ['ʌðərz] inni	inni
	Others may go to careers advisers to ask for help in starting or managing the careers ['ʌðərz meɪ gəu tu kər'ɪrz æd'vaɪzərz tu æsk fɔ:(r) hɛlp ɪn 'stɑ:tɪŋ ɔ:(r) 'mænəʤɪŋ ðə kə] Inni mogą iść do doradców zawodowych poprosić o pomoc w zaczynaniu albo zarządzaniu ich karierami	Inni mogą iść do doradców zawodowych poprosić o pomoc w zaczynaniu albo zarządzaniu ich karierami
	others (the others) ['ʌðərz ðə 'ʌðərz] inni	inni
	Others swear they will drink less alcohol. ['ʌðərz swɛə(r) ðeɪ wɪl drɪŋk lɛs 'ælkəhɔl] Inni przyrzekają (że oni) będą pili mniej alkoholu.	Inni przyrzekają (że oni) będą pili mniej alkoholu.
	others ['ʌðərz] inne	inne
	others are inferior ['ʌðərz ɑ:(r) ɪn'fɪrɪə(r)] inni są gorsi	inni są gorsi

"others" w języku polskim:

	Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna]	Polskie tłumaczenie
	off-hand [ɔf hænd] showing rude lack of interest in others	showing rude lack of interest in others
	rotten apple ['rɔtn 'æpl] one bed person who has a bed effect on all others in the group	one bed person who has a bed effect on all others in the group
	posed a serious threat to (the public) [pəuzd ə 'sɪərɪəs θrɛt tu ðə 'pʌblɪk] may cause a risk to others	may cause a risk to others
	What should ... [wɔt ʃud] to alert others to your presence	to alert others to your presence
	excel [ɪk'sɛl] to do something very well or be highly skilled, and be better than most others	to do something very well or be highly skilled, and be better than most others
	pecking-order a system where some people have the right to get benefits/promotions before others	a system where some people have the right to get benefits/promotions before others
	have first refusal on sth being asked if likely to buy sth, if do not want it, will be offered for sale to others	being asked if likely to buy sth, if do not want it, will be offered for sale to others
	privacy ['prɪvəsɪ] the quality of being hidden from the presence or view of others	the quality of being hidden from the presence or view of others
	to learn to stand on one's own two feet to learn not to depend on others (e.g. parents)	to learn not to depend on others (e.g. parents)
	particular [pər'tɪkjulə(r)] used to talk about one thing or person and not others	used to talk about one thing or person and not others
	make an example of sth [meɪk ən ɪg'zɑ:mpl ɔv 'sʌmθɪŋ] punish as a warning to others	punish as a warning to others
	lend a helping hand [lɛnd ə 'hɛlpɪŋ hænd] assist others	assist others
	teamworker [teamworker] builds the team, supports others and reduces conflict	builds the team, supports others and reduces conflict
	performing [pər'fɔ:mɪŋ] the group is carrying out the task for which it was formed; members feel safe enough to express differences of opinion in relation to others	the group is carrying out the task for which it was formed; members feel safe enough to express differences of opinion in relation to others
	big-headed [bɪg 'hɛdəd] supposing that they know everything better than others	supposing that they know everything better than others
	bossy ['bɔsɪ] acting like a boss, making others do what he wants	acting like a boss, making others do what he wants
	haughty ['hɔ:tɪ] unfriendly and think that you are better than the others	unfriendly and think that you are better than the others
	disdainful [dɪs'deɪnful] does not believe others deserve respect	does not believe others deserve respect
	altruistic [æltru'ɪstɪk] thinking of others	thinking of others
	busy body ['bɪzɪ 'bɔdɪ] a person who pries into or meddles in the affairs of others	a person who pries into or meddles in the affairs of others
	sponger [sponger] a person who habitually borrows or lives at the expense of others; parasite	a person who habitually borrows or lives at the expense of others; parasite
	lone wolf [ləun wulf] a person who prefers to live, act, or work alone or independent of others	a person who prefers to live, act, or work alone or independent of others
	competitor [kəm'pɛtətə(r)] a person that competes against others especially in business	a person that competes against others especially in business
	polite [pə'laɪt] having good manners and respect for the feelings of others	having good manners and respect for the feelings of others
	smart aleck [smɑ:t aleck] sb who annoys others by claiming to know everything and trying to sound clever	sb who annoys others by claiming to know everything and trying to sound clever
	underdog ['ʌndərdɔ:g] sb who is expected to lose in a competition with sb else/a weaker person who is always treated badly by others	sb who is expected to lose in a competition with sb else/a weaker person who is always treated badly by others
	a lame duck [ə leɪm dʌk] a person/company that is weak/a failure in some way and has to be helped by others	a person/company that is weak/a failure in some way and has to be helped by others
	wet blanket [wɛt 'blæŋkɪt] sb who discourages or prevents others from enjoying themselves by being boring and negative towards everything	sb who discourages or prevents others from enjoying themselves by being boring and negative towards everything
	smirk [smə:k] a smile expressing satisfaction about knowing sth, that others do not	a smile expressing satisfaction about knowing sth, that others do not

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